buying in morgan hill: Living in Morgan Hill: New Single Family Home
- 02/17/17 08:00 AM
LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION!!!! Come home to this pristine single family 4/4 property, offering 2,996 square feet of living space. Featuring: private entrance to guest suite with kitchen, bath and large walk in closet. Upgraded. Completed in 2016. Plantation Shutters. This home was completed in 2016 and is nicely upgraded: Plantation shutters throughout, upgraded flooring, paint, kitchen, appliances, Nest thermostats. The wide stairs lead into the large open loft on the second floor, two baths and 3 bedrooms. The garage is detached. 1 Mile from the Apple, Google and VTA bus stops, Caltrain station, downtown Morgan Hill. Close to shopping, wineries, and restaurants. Quick access to … (1 comments)
buying in morgan hill: Buying New Construction?
- 03/09/16 09:45 AM
Buying New Construction? The housing market is booming in Morgan Hill and Gilroy in California. You may have heard of the old saying, “You don’t know what you don’t know.” In real estate, some new home developments may love that. Are you considering purchasing a home from a builder? Then consider bringing your trusted real estate professional with you on your first visit the the sales center to ensure that your best interests are being represented. The best part is that it is free to you and your REALTOR will negotiate on your behalf and negotiate with your best … (1 comments)
buying in morgan hill: Morgan Hill Homes for Sale - Real Estate Market Update
- 10/19/10 10:18 AM
Morgan Hill Homes for Sale - Property values have increased Home values of single family homes in Morgan Hill increased in September 2010 compared to the same period in 2009. While the average list price of single family homes in Morgan Hill has increased by $158,798 or 29.46% the average sale price increased $144,636 or 26.9% in September 2010 compared to the same period in 2009. The number of bank owned properties decreased considerably in September 2010 compared to the same period in 2010. While 22 of the 35 reported single family home sales were bank owned in 2009 this year that number dropped to 6 of the reported 15 single family home sales.
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